In the Philippines there a lot of modes of transportation and here are what people drive! Some of these were bought that way…
… and some have been improvised to meet the needs.
And lastly this is how people “drive” a horse drawn carriage.
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Driving in the Philippines requires na ang kotse ay kumpleto sa:
1 KOTSilyo…para kotsilyohin ang mga kaskaserong driver
2 TUBO: para pukpukin ang ulo ng mga kaskaserong driver
3 MARTILYO: para itama ang mga yupi sa sasakyan kung sakali nag-aksidente ka…at para rin pukpukin ang ulo ng mga kaskaserong driver
4 JACK para itaas ang kotse kung flat ang gulong…at, syempre la, para pukpukin ang ulo ng mga kaskaserong driver 😂
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….4… syempre pa… typing mistake
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Thanks Eduardo… ang saya sa Pilipinas
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Ah the iconic pampasaherong jeep and the classic kalesa 👍👍👍👍
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I have some posts about the Philippines here if you’re interested https://boomercoupletraveljournal.wordpress.com
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I had a look at some of the posts.. probably take some time before I go through them properly ☺️ the sketches are brilliant! Did you draw them? I’ve not been to BGC, though I heard that from my sister a few times or so.
That street museum looks really interesting!
I grew up in Iloilo so I have not really explored the north. I did go to uni in QC for 2 years and worked in Makati for nearly a year, but around that time, I didn’t really have the resources to explore.
Was in PH last year but didn’t get the chance to gala kasi I looked after my mum who had a stroke. I had to make sure things were in place.
I’ll slowly go through your other posts at some point. I think you have a good eye for taking photographs. The angles and depth are amazing!
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So your mum had a stroke. How old is she? I had it too about 5 years and 5 months ago. That is one of the reasons why I am doing this blog… to capture and remember everything that I am experiencing.
About the sketches, which ones are you talking about? Yes, I do some Urban Sketching.
Have a good day ❤️
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She’s 67 now. Unfortunately she has a lot of deficit on her left side. I’m glad you continue to enjoy life ☺️
I meant the sketches on that link for the other weblog 👍👍 They’re lovely!
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I am 64 and yea hopefully will be able to enjoy life for a lot more years.
A yes, those are my sketches but I have not posted much on wordpress but I post my works on Instagram
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Ah I gave up social media. Not my cup of tea, I guess. I only am trying out blogging ! Seems alright so far.
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The improvised ones are the most fun to see!
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Haha yes they are. And Filipinos are great in improvising.
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You have some marvelous things we drive. It’s fun seeing things from the Philippines 😀
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Glad you liked them, Cee! It was fun capturing them as well.
BTW, happy to see you back.
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It’s good to be back. Thanks Teresa 😀
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